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Tiger niger er swimmers swimmer set for relays By fly Nancy Litzau Missourian sports writer The Missouri swim team wants to dearly clearly establish that its it's No 1 in the state at the Miner Relays today and the Tigers should d have no problem proving it Drury coach Jack and Bob Pease University of Missouri at Rolla coach believe Missouri will win the relays relay's at 2 pm p.m. in Rolla Based on estimated times submitted by each coach of the 10 teams competing Missouri is seeded No 1 in nine of the 10 swimming events Pease said Two diving events also are scheduled Missouri is the on odds-on-favorite to win Pease said Missouri has more depth not because of its quality but because of quantity In a relay its it's your depth that counts For the teams that are here its it's tailored for Missouri The coaches' coaches predictions are just fine with the Tigers who are going to the relays expecting to win When we leave coach Joe Gold- Gold Goldfarb Goldfarb Goldfarb farb said we want to leave no doubts that were we're the best swimming team in inthe inthe inthe the state One of the few events the Tigers might leave some doubts and have some trouble with will be in the breaststroke relays an event in which they the traditionally have been weak The Tigers are seeded third tl rd behind the Rolla Miners and Western Illinois leathernecks in the breaststroke Freshman twins Dale and Darrell Taylor from Norman Okla will give Rolla a team hit by stomach flu in the thelast thelast thelast last two weeks an edge Pease said a hell of a lot better than your he said Tiger John Little Tod Busch and Mark Armstrong will swim the vent for Missouri The Miners also can expect some help from their two Americans all-Americans Bill Orr Orrand Orrand Orrand and Mike Norberg Orr a time five-time all- all American swims the meter yard individual medley medle 14 seconds faster than Tiger record-holder record Dave Hildebrandt Drury last years year's relay winner andone and andone andone one of the teams expected to give the Tigers some competition also has seven Americans all-Americans and a breast- breast stroke-relay stroke team which was un un- undefeated undefeated undefeated defeated last season s son Goldfarb also expects Western Illinois to provide a challenge although the Tigers defeated the Leathernecks 83 30 last week w k in its season-opening season meet Despite the prospect of a win the Tigers are placing little emphasis on en the relays and regard them as only a tune up As Goldfarb explained We thought we were so far along that wed we'd like to go to these in 1 preparation for the Big Eight relays in Colorado to The Big Eight relays Missouri's next outing will be on Dec 5 and 6 G. One Tiger swimmer who is looking forward to the relays however is sophomore Loren Druz Druz who holds the varsity record for the 1485 meter yard 1650 freestyle was ill illand illand illand and had a bad back before the meet against Western Illinois and did not perform well Since I did so bad last week I want to prove myself m Self Druz said I 1 sort of need something pretty soon to get my enthusiasm back Although he is not yet back to full strength Druz will swim in the 72 meter yard freestyle relay which Goldfarb thinks may be he the fastest in inthe inthe inthe the Big Eight Conference and the meter yard freestyle relay Denny Boyd is the only other injured Tiger Boyd has a pulled muscle in his shoulder but will compete nevertheless

Tiger niger er swimmers swimmer set for relays By fly Nancy Litzau Missourian sports writer The Missouri swim team wants to dearly clearly establish that its it's No 1 in the state at the Miner Relays today and the Tigers should d have no problem proving it Drury coach Jack and Bob Pease University of Missouri at Rolla coach believe Missouri will win the relays relay's at 2 pm p.m. in Rolla Based on estimated times submitted by each coach of the 10 teams competing Missouri is seeded No 1 in nine of the 10 swimming events Pease said Two diving events also are scheduled Missouri is the on odds-on-favorite to win Pease said Missouri has more depth not because of its quality but because of quantity In a relay its it's your depth that counts For the teams that are here its it's tailored for Missouri The coaches' coaches predictions are just fine with the Tigers who are going to the relays expecting to win When we leave coach Joe Gold- Gold Goldfarb Goldfarb Goldfarb farb said we want to leave no doubts that were we're the best swimming team in inthe inthe inthe the state One of the few events the Tigers might leave some doubts and have some trouble with will be in the breaststroke relays an event in which they the traditionally have been weak The Tigers are seeded third tl rd behind the Rolla Miners and Western Illinois leathernecks in the breaststroke Freshman twins Dale and Darrell Taylor from Norman Okla will give Rolla a team hit by stomach flu in the thelast thelast thelast last two weeks an edge Pease said a hell of a lot better than your he said Tiger John Little Tod Busch and Mark Armstrong will swim the vent for Missouri The Miners also can expect some help from their two Americans all-Americans Bill Orr Orrand Orrand Orrand and Mike Norberg Orr a time five-time all- all American swims the meter yard individual medley medle 14 seconds faster than Tiger record-holder record Dave Hildebrandt Drury last years year's relay winner andone and andone andone one of the teams expected to give the Tigers some competition also has seven Americans all-Americans and a breast- breast stroke-relay stroke team which was un un- undefeated undefeated undefeated defeated last season s son Goldfarb also expects Western Illinois to provide a challenge although the Tigers defeated the Leathernecks 83 30 last week w k in its season-opening season meet Despite the prospect of a win the Tigers are placing little emphasis on en the relays and regard them as only a tune up As Goldfarb explained We thought we were so far along that wed we'd like to go to these in 1 preparation for the Big Eight relays in Colorado to The Big Eight relays Missouri's next outing will be on Dec 5 and 6 G. One Tiger swimmer who is looking forward to the relays however is sophomore Loren Druz Druz who holds the varsity record for the 1485 meter yard 1650 freestyle was ill illand illand illand and had a bad back before the meet against Western Illinois and did not perform well Since I did so bad last week I want to prove myself m Self Druz said I 1 sort of need something pretty soon to get my enthusiasm back Although he is not yet back to full strength Druz will swim in the 72 meter yard freestyle relay which Goldfarb thinks may be he the fastest in inthe inthe inthe the Big Eight Conference and the meter yard freestyle relay Denny Boyd is the only other injured Tiger Boyd has a pulled muscle in his shoulder but will compete nevertheless